Tommy Kane (No longer available)

This past month I participated in Sketchbook Skool (yes, that's spelled correctly), an online sketchbook class created by Danny Gregory and Koosje Koene.  Over 6 weeks, both of those well-known sketchers, along with Prashant Miranda, Jane LaFazio, Roz Stendahl, and Tommy Kane generously shared their tips for sketchbook drawing.  They are all fantastic, of course!  And they all offer different approaches to this art.  I've been following Danny Gregory ever since he published his inspiring book, "Everyday Matters."  I came across Tommy Kane right after Danny and have several of his prints.  I could slobber over all of them, but I'll let you discover them by yourself!  Plus, to be honest, it's 1:41 a.m., and I'm tired.  Here are their websites.

www.sketchbookskool.com
www.dannygregory.com
http://www.koosjekoene.nl/
http://prashart.blogspot.com/
http://janelafazio.com/
http://rozwoundup.typepad.com/ or http://rozworks.com/
and finally http://tommykane.com/

Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere's Tommy:

Sketching Pre-Concert

I'm participating in an online class called Sketchbook Skool created by Danny Gregory and Koosje Koene and one of the assignments last week was to sketch in public. I have sketched "out and about" before, but never before a concert---jeepers, sure seems like I was a nerd extraordinaire sitting at my table, but baby, I had a homework assignment to fulfill! ha! I sketched a bit between songs as discreetly as possible--is this girl dedicated or what? (-; Anyway, when I got home, I quickly added some watercolor, but almost feel like it looked better in black and white.

  Last Friday, my husband and I saw Sam Llanas, founder and former member of the BoDeans and his current band. The guitarist, Sean Williamson, was so good! We were seated at a table right by the stage so I had quite a good view of the sound equipment.  O.K., without further ado, here's my quick sketch.